HUNGARIAN SITUATION.
FOREIGN OCCUPATION.
By Telegraph—Brew' Association—Copyright Australian and N.Z. Cabl® Association. (Received July 28. 12.35 p.m.) PARIS, July 27. A Supreme Council / communique states; — The Allies are anxious for peace with Hungary', but cannot attempt it until Hungary possesses a representative Government. Belakun’;* administration does not fulfil this condition. It has broken the armistice and is actually attacking the Allies’ power. Therefore, foreign occupation of Hungary will continue until tho armistice is complied with.
COALITION PROPOSED.
(Received July 28. 12.35 n.m.l
BASLE, July 27. Cotmt in nti interview, favours a coalition of the Bourgeoisie and Social democrats. The Entente could pot negotiate with Belnkun. representing only one section of the people. He admitted that Bclakun could only lie overthrown by force.
ITALY’S TROUBLES.
ALLIES’ INGRATITUDE.
By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Australian end N.Z. Cable Association. (Received July 28, 12.35 p.m.) ROME, July 27. Signor Devltto. Minister of Transport, admitted in the Chamber that there was a grave situation in Italy , owing to lack of coal. Other speakers expressed indignation at the ungrateful attitude cf the Allies tow-ards jtalv.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12704, 28 July 1919, Page 6
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